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Install a detachable trunk and hardware on your Harley Davidson Touring Model
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Relocate your antennas and add/relocate signals if necessary
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Save money by not having a dealership do this project.
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Do it in your garage or on your patio right on the kickstand!
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Have the pure satisfaction of working on your own Harley!
A Video by Bikers for Bikers!
This tutorial is for 2014 & newer touring model Harley Davidson's. Further kit information and applicable year info is available in our FAQ's below. It doesn't matter if you already have a trunk and wish to make it detachable or you have a touring model without a trunk and are going to install one you purchased & color matched. We have you covered in this video and show you everything to include antenna and signal relocation if that is applicable for your install.
Basic Tools & Items Needed
Tools & items needed: (affiliate links)
Frequently Asked Questions:
I have a different year Ultra classic FLHTC. Will this video help me? My kit number was HD 53303-07 and wire kit 70113-08.
Answer: Yes, the video will help you, but the kits are different. This video was made installing Harley kit # 53000291, which is an HD Detachable Tour Pak Conversion Kit for '14 and later models. It includes lights and the license plate mount because the '14 and newer Ultra Limited's incorporated those items into the OEM trunk and mount. When you remove your trunk you loose your rear lighting and license plate. So, the '14 and newer kit places the lighting and license plate in an alternate area.
A Video by Biker for Bikers
In this tutorial video we install detachable trunk on a Harley-Davidson touring motorcycle. This #1 rated tutorial video will work for 2014 & newer Harley-Davidson touring models.
It doesn't matter if you already have a trunk and wish to make it detachable or you have a touring model without a trunk and are going to install one you purchased & color matched from Harley Davidson. We have you covered in this video and show you everything to include antenna and signal relocation if that is applicable for your install.
Save your money and do this project yourself right in your garage or on your patio right on the kickstand. No fancy motorcycle lifts, jacks or tools needed.
The video is very thorough and we show you different options for routing and managing cables/wires. We explain what each component actually does and armed with this knowledge the project is a breeze.
As usual, the paper instructions provided by Harley-Davidson are less than useful or helpful. That is where this video comes in by breaking it down and showing you exactly how to do each step and why. You will watch in high definition and at the best possible angles. It is as if you are right there with us and can reach out and turn a wrench! This is a video by bikers for bikers. You simply won't find a better Harley detachable trunk install tutorial video out there.
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Tools & items needed: (affiliate links)
- Screwdrivers (standard & phillips)
- Torx head wrenches (standard sizes)
- Standard box end wrenches (American & Metric)
- Standard socket set
- Pliers (standard & needle nose)
- Allen/Hex head wrenches (American)
As you can see, you don't need that much and can do this project right on the kickstand. So what are you waiting for? Don't waste your money by taking your Harley to a mechanic for this project. Get the tutorial video now and get started! Have the satisfaction of working on your Harley and completing your own projects.
Andrea GG says
Hi Ryan, very nice video, as any of the ones I have seen from lawabidingbiker.com
I was specifically interested in how to set the wiring properly. My current Ultra Limited is equipped with a detachable trunk installed by the dealer. In a couple of years the wires wore out the rear fender painting, leaving some nasty spots where the metal underneath is exposed. Not a nice thing to see (they become visible when the trunk is removed, even if I mask them a bit by adding a chrome shining detachable luggage rack).
I just ordered a new Ultra Limited and once again I will have the trunk detachable kit installed by the dealer. I wonder if you have any suggestion on how to properly run the wiring, in order to avoid incurring into the same issue. Thank you for the video, and for any suggestion you may share!
Don Bracken says
Does the video also discuss the wiring for the speakers onto a Street Glide that does not have the rear speakers?
Matt Couchman says
Don,
This is just for putting a detachable trunk kit on a bike such as the Ultra. It doesn’t cover adding speakers to a bike that doesn’t alrready have them, such as the Street Glide.
~Lurch
Jimmy Smits says
Discussed the issue with my guys st Woodstock HD. Best solution is to get a sheath (that’s adhesive backed) which is applied to fender. Sheath runs with and conforms to fender and is ‘fairly ‘ transparent. A Mustang fender bib can be applied over. This will protect the fender while detachable tour pack is on the bike. Creative trusses on the cables help in this instance as well.
Ray Guzman says
Hey guys at LAB –
I have a 2010 Ultra Limited (FLHTK). I want to buy this video but I want to make sure the instructions also apply to my bike. What do you say guys?
Ryan Urlacher says
Nope, 2014 & Newer
paul says
i have a 2016 ultra limited cvo does the video give me some idea on what to do with all the cables its a miss ive allready installed detach kit